Courtney B. Vance and Sarah Paulson are flat out incredible on this show.

Also, Connie Britton as Faye Resnick is everything.

Yeah, they absolutely nailed every scene. Travolta played the part of disgruntled Shapiro marvelously as well. And Cuba on the phone was just perfect too. Also Goldman's father put in a very convincing scene. Loved the episode again.

Aside from the entertainment value, the sequence of events continues to be eye-opening for me as well.

Sarah Paulson musgt win for her work here.

"When did they get a black guy?"

Tonight's episode is fantastic. I know it's been said before, but Courtney B. Vance is really killing it in this show and deserves a Emmy nom. I honestly don't think they could have picked a better choice for Cochran.

I honestly feel like an Emmy nom isn't enough for Courtney B. Vance. His performance is so damn good in this, give him the Nobel Peace Prize at this rate.

"MArcia, MArcia, MArcia"was a fucking showstopper performance from Sarah Paulson, there is literally no way in hell she loses the Emmy. I feel ACS will sweep at the grammys.

OMG.

"Marcia, Marcia, Marcia" was one of the best hours of television this season. Sarah Paulson gave a virtuoso performance. Heartbreaking and stirring.

I loathe Johnnie which I suppose is the point. Courteney B. Vance is doing an incredible job. I also love Sterling K. Brown. And Connie Britton is flawless.

Wow. The whole thing with the gloves. I mean did it all really happen like that?

The show is just so informative and entertaining at the same time.

I wish this wasn't only 10 episodes. Fuck this was so good.

How did this show become the best thing on TV this year?

This is going to sweep the Emmys this year, and rightfully so.

I loved it. Great cast, and such a definitive telling of this story.

I usually don't like "lawyer" shows, but this was amazing.

This was a superb show.

One of the best seasons of television ever. The entire cast was outstanding, especially Paulson, Vance and Sterling Brown. If this doesn't sweep at the Emmy's I'd be shocked.

between Vance and Sterling, who wins?

Jeez, it seems like I should watch this...

Both.

Vance is sending to lead (along Goodwin Jr lolol) and Sterling to supporting.
While Paulson takes the lead actress without breaking a sweat.

The chances for this not to sweep are SO SMALL.

If I had to choose between the two of them if say Sterling barely because the range of emotions he portrayed.

So where does this show go next year? I'm really hoping for Michael Jackson with Donald Glover playing young/black Mike and old/white Mike.

Or maybe OJ 2? George Zimmerman?

I read something that it will be about Hurrican Katrina. Doesn't sound like the type of crime story, if it even is one, that will be interesting. But if it comes from the same writers and stars Travolta again , it may well be really good again.

I covered Zimmerman back in the day. It wasn't much of anything you didn't believe. You have to go with something controversial after watching this. Not to say that wasn't ridiculous, though. Actually I think maybe handling an actors death like Brandon Lee or even Heath. Each idea should be something where people say WTF why cover it and then just do a strong story. Madof would be the obvious choice if it hasn't already been done to death. Maybe they have to go older like Watergate or something like that.

Though you could also go less profile to someone like Bradley someone I actually covered from start to finish molesteted more 600 kids in the northeast. I think it would be smart to stay in the mainstream though.

Maybe Scott Peterson (already had a film though)